Kissinger and covert Laos and Cambodia operations questioned
A 1970 report details roughly 45 secret Laos ground operations with small troop counts and 76 American deaths. Kissinger approved 3875 secret Cambodian air raids in 1969 and 1970. The piece contrasts Kissinger’s Senate testimony with past deception and asks for the real figure of the man.
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Laos
William P. Clements
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Henry Kissinger
Unlikely Amendment To State Constitution Proposal
The Legislative Budget Committee advances a two part amendment proposal affecting term and seat size. It would force resignations when running for another office and cut the House from 125 to 80 members. The piece argues lawmakers won't approve or voters accept such changes due to fears of reduced representation.
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Legislative
Agnew Friend Gives Maps Firm Big No Bid Contracts
Vice President Agnew pressured a federal agency to award topographic mapping work to Maps, Inc. of Baltimore, run by a friend and campaign contributor. The firm received 121,000 and later 158,600 contracts from the Redevelopment Land Agency amid protests alleging political influence.
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Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Maps, Inc
Baltimore
Thomas Collins
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RLA
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Altoona PRIDE Plans Tree Planting Project
The Altoona PRIDE committee will sponsor a tree planting project and provide a supply of seedlings to interested residents. Varieties include honey locust cottonwood pin oak maple flowering peach and plum hackberry.
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Altoona
The
Party Lines Drawn With Armies Waiting
Wichita Kansans see Bob Dole and Chuck Percy on stage as Republicans seek unity after Watergate shadows. In Topeka 1200 Democrats honored Vern Miller at a $50 dinner, while Kansas GOP workers held a BYOB gathering to fund a 7 dollar party night aiming to bridge age and faction gaps. Both parties rally for a robust 1974 campaign with early enthusiasm and no clear generals yet.
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Kansas
Bob Dole
Ilinois
Chuck Percy
U. S. Senate
Watergate
GOP
Topeka
Vern Miller
Ground broken for Lutheran church at Main and Larson
Twenty five years ago the ground was broken for a new $30 000 Lutheran church at the northwest corner of Main and Larson with Rev W F E Laetsch noting a 90 day completion goal A parsonage for Groom will be built west of the church A new Neosho county hospital is favored by the hospital association executive committee St Patrick School opened with 101 pupils and a changed faculty Sister Ethelbert has left and Sister Stephanie succeeds her
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Larson
Wfe. Laetsch
Neosho County Hospital
Neosho Couny Hospital Association
St. Patrick's School
Ethelbert
el Paso
Tex
Stephanie
Chanute Tribune keeps local notice details for readers
The Chanute Tribune presents its basic masthead and pricing notes for subscribers. It lists staff names, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and tax details for trade and non trade areas.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
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Kansas
Chanute
Psalm 37 4 Exhortation on Waiting for the Lord
A short religious verse from Psalm 37 urging readers to wait on the Lord and follow his ways. It promises exaltation and inheritance of the land when the wicked are removed. The passage emphasizes faith, patience, and divine justice in a timeless religious message.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights New Season Lineups
Channel listings reveal advance schedules with prime time lineups including Desi Arnaz Jr and Season Hubley in She Lives and Sidney Poitier in In the Heat of the Night. Cannon opens the season with a two hour special while Owen Marshall and Homewood also feature tonight.
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Desi Arnaz Jr
Season Hubley
Rod Stiecer
Sidney Poitier
Cannon
Adam
Television Log Highlights Evening Sitcoms And News
Local TV listings show Tuesday evening schedules across channels 2 through 41. Programs include sports, variety, dramas, debates, and late news with titles such as The Waltons Combat The Waltons Dragnet Perry Mason Night Gallery and Washington Debates.
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Rowan & Martin Spee
ll—Playhouse
New York
The
Waltons
Ironside
San Francisco
l—Washington Debates
Onight
Arizona Bushwackers
Art Linkletter
Feminine Mystique Waning by Pavement Plate
The columnist laments the fading feminine mystique as women challenge traditional roles. He notes women adopting male traits and speech, arguing the shift risks losing inherent femininity and harmony, a critique of equal rights movements and social change.
Chase debut underwhelms with thin acting and writing
New NBC drama Chase follows an undercover unit chasing a rolling gambling casino in a tractor trailer. The episode features hip costumes and helicopter chases but critics say acting and script need sharper lines and tighter plotting to sustain interest.
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Chase
Cops ‘N’ Robbers
Jack Webb
NBCTV
Sam MacKay
Wayne Maunder
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